2009 Silver and Clad Proof DC and Territorial State Quarters - Set of 12

• 2009 District of Columbia silver quarter
• 2009 Commonwealth of Puerto Rico silver quarter
• 2009 Guam silver quarter 
• 2009 American Samoa silver quarter
• 2009 U.S. Virgin Islands silver quarter
• 2009 Northern Mariana Islands silver quarter
• 2009 District of Columbia copper-nickel clad quarter
• 2009 Commonwealth of Puerto Rico copper-nickel clad quarter
• 2009 Guam copper-nickel clad quarter
• 2009 American Samoa copper-nickel clad quarter
• 2009 U.S. Virgin Islands copper-nickel clad quarter
• 2009 Northern Mariana Islands copper-nickel clad quarter
• Display box

• State Quarter Program - innovative 10-year program from the United States Mint -Started in 1999 and ended in 2008; every state's reverse design is unique and specific to that state
• District of Columbia - features native son Duke Ellington, the internationally renowned composer and musician, seated at a grand piano with the inscriptions, DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, DUKE ELLINGTON and JUSTICE FOR ALL, the District's motto
• Commonwealth of Puerto Rico - features a historic sentry box and a hibiscus flower with the inscriptions, PUERTO RICO and Isla del Encanto, which means "Isle of Enchantment
• Guam - depicts the outline of the island, a flying proa (a seagoing craft built by the Chamorro people), a latte stone (an architectural element used as the base of homes) and the inscriptions, GUAM and Guahan I Tano ManChamorro, which means "Guam - Land of the Chamorro
• American Samoa - depicts the ava bowl ("tanoa"), whisk and staff in the foreground with a coconut tree on the shore in the background and the inscriptions, AMERICAN SAMOA and SAMOA MUAMUA LE ATUA, the motto of American Samoa, which means "Samoa, God is First"
• U.S. Virgin Islands - features an outline of the three major islands, the yellow breast or banana quit, its official bird; the yellow cedar or yellow elder, the official flower; and a Tyre Palm Tree with the inscriptions, U.S. VIRGIN ISLANDS and United in Pride and Hope, the official motto of the territory
• Commonwealth of Northern Mariana Islands - represents the wealth of the islands in its natural resources of land, air and sea. Near the shore stands a large limestone latte, the supporting column of ancient indigenous Chamorro structures. A canoe of the indigenous Carolinians represents the people's seafaring skills across vast distances. Two white fairy tern birds fly in characteristic synchrony overhead. A Carolinian mwar (head lei) composed of plumeria, langilang (Ylang Ylang), angagha (peacock flower) and teibwo (Pacific Basil) borders the bottom of the design near the inscription, NORTHERN MARIANA ISLANDS
• Proof condition - struck at least twice on highly polished coin blanks to bring out the mirrored background and high-relief images
• Proof coins - only available in proof sets; only a limited number produced - Once these proof coins are made, they are never made again
• Measure approx. .95" in diameter
• 6 quarters are .900 pure silver
• 6 quarters are copper-nickel clad
• Individually encapsulated - each coin sealed inside a tamper-proof holder to protect its beauty and condition 
• Display box - shows off your coins and stores them in one place; measures approx. 3/4"H x 8-1/4"W x 5-3/4"L

• All coin items considered for return must be in their original condition as sold. Seals and cases contribute to the value of the coin and currency collectibles and must remain intact and unbroken. This applies but is not limited to: grading cases, Mint and Proof cases and packages, bag seals, original government sealed packaging and/or any other special packaging or containers.

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